Jetpilot RX Vault Mens Race John - Purple
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Which thickness?
Go by the water temperature, then build the rest from the range.
- 24°C+
- Boardies and a rashie. A race jacket keeps the spray off on the ski.
- 18–24°CThis one
- A 2 mm springsuit, or a race john with a wetsuit jacket.
- 16–18°C
- A 3/2 steamer, or neo pants under a wetsuit jacket, with Heat Seeker gloves.
- Under 16°C
- The same, plus a hooded tour coat over the top and neo boots.
About the RX Vault Mens Race John
A race john that breathes, with Pro-Tech pads on the knees.
The RX Vault Race John in Purple pairs a black chest with purple shoulders, and purple legs that turn black below the knee. Breathable flow panels and air-flow panels behind the knees let heat escape on hot race days, and the 2x2mm 360 Stretch limestone neoprene moves with you. Durable EVA Pro-Tech knee pads and new, wider shin pads protect your legs. The Race Jacket in Purple layers over it.
Built for: jet ski racing, training and long sessions.
Best for: racers who run hot and still want protection.
- Air-flow panels: behind the knees, so heat gets out
- Pro-Tech knee pads: durable EVA
- Wider shin pads: more cover down the shin
- YKK zips: at the back and on the lower legs
- Limestone neoprene: 2x2mm 360 Stretch
Complete your kit
Picked to go with this wetsuit.
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More info can be found here at returns & exchanges
Questions riders ask
Which thickness do I need?
Go by the water. As a guide: 24°C and up, boardies and a rashie; 18–24°C, a 2 mm springsuit or a race john with a wetsuit jacket; 16–18°C, a 3/2 steamer or neo pants under a wetsuit jacket, with Heat Seeker gloves; under 16°C, add a hooded tour coat and neo boots. On the ski the wind matters as much as the water, so the tour coat earns its place.
What does 3/2 mean?
The first number is the neoprene on your body, the second is on your arms and legs, in millimetres. A 3/2 is 3 mm through the torso and 2 mm on the limbs, so it's warm where you need it and still lets you move.
How should it fit?
Measure your chest first: it's the measurement that matters most. A suit should be snug, with no gaps at the lower back and no bunching under your arms. Jackets and tour coats are cut looser so they layer over a vest.
How do I look after neoprene?
Rinse it in fresh water after every sesh and dry it out of the sun. Hang it on a wide hanger, and keep it away from fuel.
What if it doesn't fit?
Swap it or send it back for a refund within 21 days of purchase. Sale items are the exception. Returns and exchanges has the steps.
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